Hi Ignacio, It not jQuery specific but more extracting the coordinates of the event using javascript. Depending on what your doing you have six pairs to choose from:
clientX,clientY layerX,layerY offsetX,offsetY pageX,pageY screenX,screenY x,y Without knowing exactly what you¹re doing, I can only really give you general advice, but you could take the coordinates from the event and pass them via ajax and then use the response as required. I¹m apologise if I¹m being presumptuous but I suspect that you¹d really benefit from a good book on both javascript and jQuery. Z. > Hello, > I am looking at last version of Struts2 JQuery plugin and looks graet. > Unfortunately I am really new to JQuery. I've been doing things with > discontinued Dogo plugin but have found that the drag & drop tags in JQuery > plugin could really fit for a Rich Int. App I have in mind. Hope somebody > here can help me with a simple scenario. > I would need to drop a small image into a bigger image; as far as I've seen > that's no problem. The problem is that example in the showcase just shows a > simple javascript subscribing to the drop action. I would need to get the > coords where the small image/div was dropped and execute a remote DIV (to a > struts2 action) sending those coords as parameter so that the remote div > shows the results some processing with that simple data. > > Anybody could point me on how to: > A) Get the coords inside the big div where the small image was dropped. > B) How to set those x & y coords as a remote div action parameters. > > Hope this is simple to achieve. > > Thanks for any directions, > Ignacio
